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USER’S MANUAL - PNEUMATIC SPRAY GUN FOR SEALING COMPOUNDS
model PM/2 series 010
PARTS LIST:
1-PUMPING CHAMBER
2-REAR NUT
3-HANDLE
4-AIR FLOW REGULATOR
5-COMPRESSED AIR INLET (M1/4)
6-RELEASE TRIGGER
7-HEAD NUT
8-SPRAY HEAD
9-ADJUSTMENT KNOB FOR AIR INFLOW TO HEAD
10-NEEDLE ADJUSTMENT KNOB
11-PUMPING-OUT HEAD
12-ROUND PUMPING-OUT NOZZLE /2 pcs./
13-FLAT PUMPING-OUT NOZZLE
14-TRIANGULAR PUMPING-OUT NOZZLE
15-310ml CARTOUCHE
16-HANGER
17-NEEDLE SEAL
18-FRONT NUT
19-PUMPING CHAMBER COMPRESSED AIR CONNECTION
GENERAL WARNINGS
This symbol draws your attention to issues involving your safety. Read them carefully and strictly follow them.
Before you start using the spray gun, read its instructions for use thoroughly and follow its guidelines.
Cut off the spray gun compressed air supply before carrying out any service or maintenance works.
Contact your supplier or any service centre before carrying out any service or maintenance works, otherwise the product
warranty will be rendered invalid.
When selecting and before using the product to be sprayed with the spray gun, make sure that it complies with the
intended use of the spray gun, and apply personal protective measures according to the product Material Safety Data Sheet
(MSDS).
Never turn the spray gun outlet towards yourself, other people, animals, and/or objects other than those, which are to be
sprayed.
While using the spray gun, wear suitable personal protective equipment (safety gloves, goggles, face guards, overalls, etc.),
according to the instructions provided in sprayed product Material Safety Data Sheet. It is always recommended to wear
safety goggles.
When the spray gun is not to be used for some time, hang it on a special holder.
3.
PACKAGING AND STORAGE
The spray gun is delivered in a single cardboard box sized: 400 x 230 x 11 mm. Total weight is 1.8 kg, net weight = 1.6 kg. The device
should be stored in a non-humid environment at the temperature ranging from -15°C to +40°C.
4.
THE SPRAY GUN START-UP
Ciśnienie robocze = Working pressure 3-4 bar
Reduktor z filtrem = Reducer with a filter
Min. przepływ powietrza = Min air flow 200 l/min
Zawór = Valve
Max. długość przewodu = Max. hose length 10 m
Minimalna średnica wewnętrzna
= Minimum inside diameter φ 6 mm
4.1
Connection to compressed air source taking into account the following
characteristics
4.1.1
4.1.2
4.1.3
4.1.4
4.1.5
4.1.6
Approximate air consumption ranges from 200-300 l per minute.
Working pressure: 3-5 bar.
Maximum working pressure: 10 bar.
Recommended length of the supply hose: 10 m.
Minimum inside diameter of the supply hose: 6 mm.
Air supply line connection to the spray gun - M1/4” tip.
The use of the following elements should be taken into account in the air supply
installation: reducer, filter, and cut-off valve.
4.2
CARTOUCHE LOADING
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4.2.1
which
remove
Undo the rear nut of the pumping chamber anticlockwise. The rear nut is equipped with the rotary compressed air terminal,
allows the support to be unscrewed without the need to remove the supply hose. Open the cartouche in the following way:
the aluminium cartouche bottom cover, and then puncture its threaded end.
Proceed carefully so as not to damage the threaded end and bottom orifice of the cartouche.
Always check the expiration date of the product being used.
of the
Never insert a damaged cartouche into the pumping chamber. Even a minor distortion may result in the improper functioning
spray gun and lead to its internal channels becoming blocked due toa hardening of the product left in them.
4.2.2
Insert the cartouche into the pumping chamber without fixing it /front nut of the chamber has no thread, which allows
aluminium and plastic cartouches provided with various threads to be used/.
4.2.3
Tighten up the pumping chamber rear nut well, clockwise, so as to obtain the proper tightness between the cartouche and the
pumping chamber gasket.
4.3
THE SET OF PUMPING OUT HEAD AND PLASTIC NOZZLES
4.3.1
Unscrew spraying head /8/ anticlockwise.
4.3.2
Put aside the spraying head /8/ and replace it with pumping out head /11/ with the external thread provided for the fixing of
pumping out
heads.
4.3.3
Fix pumping out head /11/ with head nut /7/ to the spray gun, turning it clockwise.
4.3.4
Choose pumping out nozzle /12, 13, 14/ to match the type of work, and screw it onto the head /11/ clockwise.
Cut off the air supply to the head /9/ while the device works in the pumping out mode.
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DEVICE CHARACTERISTICS
5.1
5.1.1
5.2.2
5.2.3
Intended use.
Spraying and pumping out of polyurethane and polymer sealants from cartouches with any thread type.
Always use the spray gun in an environment adapted for this type of work.
When selecting a sealant type, make sure that the product is suitable for application by spraying.
5.2
5.2.1
5.2.2
Prohibited use of the device.
It is prohibited to use any other product packaging types, than those specified before.
It is forbidden to use containers with other products to be sprayed than those specified before.
Read information contained in the product Material Safety Data Sheet to make sure that it is suitable for the spraying
equipment
used /its spraying elements, filters, etc./, and that user’s protective equipment will guarantee its safe use.
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NOISE LEVEL
Equivalent acoustic pressure level calculated according to scale A at a horizontal distance of 50 cm. For sealing products it is less than
80 dBA during spraying.
7.
SPRAY GUN OPERATION
7.1
7.2
7.3
on
7.4
12/.
Cartridge loading /see par. 4.2/.
Compressed air connection - see par. 4.1.
Press release trigger /6/ and turn the spray gun towards the proper object, changing the distance from 10 to 30 cm /depending
operation results/.
When you finish work with the spray gun, cut off the compressed air supply and hang the device on a special hook /see par.
8.
ADJUSTMENT
8.1
Spray adjustment
Keep turning the air inflow adjustment knob /9/ clockwise to gradually change the
volume of air flowing in the head /spraying reduction/. The reverse operation
allows spraying to be increased.
Never exceed the initial setting during adjustment, because the air
pressure may suddenly recoil the adjustment knob.
Never exceed the extreme position /marked with a black seal/ while
unscrewingt the knob.
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8.2
Product volume adjustment
Keep turning the needle adjustment knob /10/ clockwise to obtain a gradual product flow reduction. The reverse operation will increase
the volume of material flowing out.
8.3
Adjustment of total flowing in air volume
This operation is executed by the air flow regulator /4/. Turning it anticlockwise will cause the flow to increase, while the reverse
operation will reduce the flow until it is completely cut off.
8.4
Combined adjustment
Combined adjustment with knobs 9 and 10 and the air flow regulator /4/ allows a diversified area to be obtained, depending on the
required effect.
Adjustment with knobs is insufficient to obtain a specific effect /ribbing/, it is also required to select a suitable distance /see par. 7.3/.
9.
HAZARDS
9.1
A fire hazard may occur depending on the type of product being used. Therefore, avoid smoking and using open fire during
work with a potentially flammable product.
9.2
There is the possibility of the adjustment knob becoming recoiled, therefore never exceed the extreme position while
unscrewing the knob.
10.
PROBLEM SOLVING
PROBLEMS
REASONS
WHAT TO DO
The spray gun doesn’t work in spite
of the released trigger.
Air supply source is not connected.
Open air flow regulator /4/, or change the settings of the
knob for adjustment of air the inflow to the head /9/.
Uneven spraying.
Device elements, including internal
channels, head, or nozzle, may be
soiled or blocked.
Clean internal channels, head and nozzle.
Hardened product inside the spray
gun elements.
Too long a break in using a loaded
spray gun, or nozzle and needle
damage.
Clean the spray gun, replace damaged parts.
11.
MAINTENANCE
11.1
11.2
11.3
11.4
11.5
11.6
Cut off the spray gun from the compressed air supply source.
Remove the cartouche from the pumping chamber.
Pour the solvent into the pumping chamber.
Leave the solvent in the chamber for a few minutes.
Tighten up the rear nut /2/ and connect the compressed air supply source to the spray gun.
Activate the spray gun to remove the solvent, directing it to a special container. Repeat this operation until the spray gun is
thoroughly cleaned.
Make sure that the adjustment knob /9/ is fully closed to prevent spraying the solvent into the environment.
Do not dip the whole spray gun in the solvent, use a paintbrush or brush for cleaning.
11.7
If it happens that the product leaks within the needle seal /17/ area, immediately clean the elements and screw down the
choking screw clockwise in order to make it tighter. This should prevent further product leaking. Finally, make sure that the needle
moves freely.
11.7.1
If needed, lubricate the needle at the choking screw level.
11.7.2
It is required to lubricate the air valve stem from time to time.
A clogged spray gun may cause container cartridge damage. Always keep nozzles clean.
12.
BREAKS IN THE SPRAY GUN OPERATION
The spray gun is hermetically closed, which means that its tightness is obtained owing to the use of the needle and nozzle on one side,
and on the other side it is ensured by the cartouche inside the pumping chamber. The cartouche should always be kept in the container
during any breaks in the spray gun operation to maintain the tightness of the device; otherwise the spray gun must be immediately
cleaned. The device should be cleaned immediately at the end of working and in the case of extended breaks in usage. As a result of
product hardening inside the spray gun, its elements will be blocked and, consequently, damaged.
The cartouche may be left inside the pumping chamber for no longer than one or two days in the case of cartridges with polyurethane
sealant / products quickly hardening, in particular in contact with moisture/.
The cartouche may be left inside the pumping chamber for no longer than eight to ten days in the case of polymer sealants / slowhardening products/.
13.
WARRANTY
The quality of delivered products is covered by warranty. Each element found defected by our Technical Department will be replaced
free of charge provided that it is has not been damaged due to faulty operation, soiled, and has been delivered by paid mail to our
workshops.
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